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In my opinion, King Kong was terrible. Even my beloved Jack Black was as pine as my swedish desk. I, at no point, felt any emotion for anyone, cared or was vaguely interested. The part with beetles was completely unnecessary. The film was far too long, showing false confidence.

I've never owned a 'Playboy', but I doubted they were for reading... If you get my drift.

yeah read it, im reading it now. theres some graphic stuff, but nothing that would be kept on high bookshelves. otherwise its a really great book about this weird culture of 'geisha'.

I was on a train to Edinburgh and spat a tuna sandwich at someone while laughing at The Timewaster Letters - Robin Cooper. Genius.

the book is very left wing, which raises some eyebrows as to why it has won so many awards. I enjoyed the book, although after a few chapters the interest in the person's life faded. I would not have batted an eyelid had he been beaten to death with a spade. Maybe im just horrible.

I read some of his prison diaries, then thought. Archer is in prison for purgery, so why am I reading this Dan Brown -esque filth?

I really loved the suspense in Dracula, the way that the plot was conveyed by form of various media. Any descriptions of Dracula were artistic and tasteful. He always lurked in the shadows. One part that baffled me was that the girl in the story - Jenny, I think ( though I really should know) -...

What is the name of the third book? TheAofS and TheGE were really enjoyable, following along similar lines to Harry Potter; wizards and mystical beings exist in modern life, but have lives of secrecy. I went to one of Stroud's talk at the Edinburgh Book Festival, he seemed much more kind and...

I've read Lirael, Sabriel and Abhorsen and liked them all. The book was surprising advanced to be marketed as a childrens' book. Sadly, I though that it was a bit of a rip off from Lord of The Rings. Despite the main charachter being a heroin, I was waiting for Gollum to try and steal a ring of...

There was a great parody of The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night Time or however it is punctuated. Its called the curious incident of the weapons of mass destruction. Like Dog in The Night Time, it is written in a simple , first person narrative - of Tony Blair! The cover boasts that it...

hahahahahahahaha fantastic! I've read 1 - 3, but though the book was quite shallow - and had predictable plot lines.

Well, it has to be Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - author of Sherlock Holmes.

The Da Vinci Code Digital Fortress looking for jj - anne cassidy the silver pigs - lindsay davis

Well, that film certainly will take a bite out of you.

Of course. Don't say I didn't know that...

It could be a horror film scaring dentists and promoting teeth care!

About a Boy was a cleverly written book, which looks into the awkwardnesses in peoples' lives. Fever Pitch really got into the minds of supporters, and A Long Way Down was on a depressing topic, but a film will definitely be made soon.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaa?

Yes indeedy, I did find a tooth, but it fell out when I took the book from the shelf.

Dracula has to be my favourite book. By a very long way. I finished it at about 4 in the morning. Though 'wow', then picked it up and read it 2 more times during the next day.